DC vs RCB Head To Head Record, Stats & Results in Arun Jaitley Stadium, New Delhi Ahead of IPL 2025 Match 46

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Delhi Capitals (DC) will look to do the double and get one step close to sealing a top four finish when they host fellow playoff aspirants Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in match 46 of IPL 2025 at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi on Sunday (April 27).

Axar Patel-led DC will look to carry on the winning momentum following their sixth victory of the season over Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) in Lucknow, where the Delhi-based side registered an 8-wicket by chasing down 160 with 13 balls to spare.

Rajat Patidar’s RCB, on the other hand, also sealed their sixth win of the campaign, ending their winless start at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru, where the home side defended a total of 205 by restricting Rajasthan Royals to 194/9 in their run-chase.

Also, RCB, who are unbeaten away from home, will be a confident side heading into Sunday’s match, but DC carry a reverse fixture win against the Challengers, having beaten the Bengaluru side in their own backyard.

However, it's the visitors RCB, who have had the advantage in this fixture over the years when the match is played at home or away from as they have been a successful side on their visits to Arun Jaitley Stadium. Here is a look at the head to head records and stats of DC vs RCB:

DC vs RCB Head to Head Record in IPL

In the 31 RCB vs DC head to head meetings between the two sides in IPL so far, Royal Challengers Bengaluru holds the advantage with 19 wins against Delhi Capitals, who have won 12 such encounters.

In the last 7 meetings also, it’s RCB, who hold a clear advantage again with a head to head record of 5-2 against DC, who won the most recent meeting – the reverse fixture in Bengaluru. Here is a look at numbers and performers from those clashes:

DC vs RCB Head to Head Stats

DC vs RCB IPL record in Arun Jaitley Stadium, New Delhi

At the Arun Jaitley Stadium, RCB and DC have clashed 10 times so far, and it’s advantage Royal Challengers Bengaluru, who has won 6 times, while the Capitals have beaten the Bengaluru-based side 4 times at home. Here is a look at DC vs RCB record in New Delhi:

Apart from clashes against RCB, the Delhi Capitals have played different oppositions at the their home venue, where they have lost once and won one via super over this season. RCB too have played different opponents at the Kotla. Here is a look at their Bengaluru stats:

DC Record in Arun Jaitley Stadium

• Delhi Capitals Played: 84
• Delhi Capitals Won: 36
• Delhi Capitals Lost: 45
• DC Tied: 2
• DC No Result: 1
• Delhi Capitals Won Batting First: 22
• Delhi Capitals Won Chasing: 14
• DC Highest Total: 257
• DC Lowest Total: 66

RCB Record in Arun Jaitley Stadium

• RCB Played: 10
• RCB Won: 6
• RCB Lost: 4
• RCB Won Batting First: 3
• RCB Won Chasing: 3
• RCB Highest Total: 215
• RCB Lowest Total: 147

Arun Jaitley Stadium Records and Stats in IPL

• Total Matches: 92
• Batting 1st Won: 45
• Batting 2nd Won: 46
• No Result: 1
• Highest Total: 266/7 by Sunrisers Hyderabad vs Delhi Capitals in 2024
• Lowest Total: 83 all out by Delhi Capitals vs Chennai Super Kings in 2013
• Highest Run-chase: 219/6 by Mumbai Indians vs Chennai Super Kings in 2021
• Lowest Total Defended: 143/8 by Punjab Kings vs Delhi Capitals in 2018
• Average 1st Innings Score: 170
• Highest Individual Score: Rishabh Pant (DC) – 128* off 63 balls vs SRH in 2018 | Chris Gayle (RCB) - 128* off 62 balls vs DC in 2012
• Most Runs: David Warner (DC) – 1048 runs in 36 innings
• Total Sixes: 1168 sixes
• Most Sixes: Rishabh Pant (DC) – 58 sixes in 28 innings
• Total Fours: 2626 fours
• Most Fours: David Warner (DC & SRH) – 119 fours in 36 innings
• Total Fifties: 156 fifties
• Most Fifties: David Warner (DC) – 9 fifties
• Total Hundreds: 6 hundreds
• Most Hundreds: Jos Buttler (RR), Chris Gayle (RCB), Rishabh Pant (DC), Prabhsimran Singh (PBKS), Kevin Pietersen (DC) & David Warner (DC) – 1 hundred each
• Best Bowling Figures: Lasith Malinga – 5 for 13 vs DC in 2011
• Most Wickets: Amit Mishra (DC & SRH) – 58 wickets in 45 innings